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The news from Index.hr focuses on a large fire in Karlovac, Croatia, with concerns about hazardous materials and emergency response. Other stories include international news about a fire in Serbia, a physical altercation in Bjelovar, and a missile attack in Ukraine. Domestic Croatian news covers a…
A significant fire has broken out in Karlovac, affecting two companies, Nova Chem and Gavranović. The SRUUK (State Administration for Intervention and Special Operations) has been deployed, and residents are advised to close windows due to the smell of paint and varnish in the air.
An Australian woman recounts her experience of being attacked by a shark and fighting it off by hitting it in the head with her fist.
A statement from an SDP official suggests it is interesting to observe the pronouncements and prophecies made by the HDZ regarding the homeland.
A minister from Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán's government attended a meeting in Zagreb and reportedly stayed in a luxury hotel.
Former Croatian footballer and coach Igor Štimac is considering a move into politics, stating that he cannot passively observe the current situation.
A fire in Serbia has been brought under control, but significant environmental damage is expected, with nature requiring over two decades for full recovery.
An altercation occurred in a cafe in Bjelovar, where a woman's attempt to de-escalate a situation led to a man becoming aggressive.
A missile attack attributed to Ukraine has struck Belgorod in Russia, resulting in two fatalities and sixteen injuries.
A young football player, Jona Ježić (17), is highlighted as a promising talent and the main story from the Croatian Youth Football League (SHNL-a).
